I Will Not Mention Your Name, Portrait of Ted van Lieshout
Feb 07, 2012 · 53m
Director
Arno KranenborgOverview
A documentary about the Dutch artist and award winning children’s author, Ted van Lieshout. He takes a risk. He is not only working on his first novel for adults, he additionally chose for a very controversial subject. In this novel “My Mister” an autobiographical story, he describes a radical and comprehensive event from his childhood, namely his relationship as a 10 year old boy, with a 29 year old man. During the production of “My Mister”, van Lieshout gives Arno Kranenborg the opportunity to come close during this laborious process and the discussions with family and friends.
Cast of I Will Not Mention Your Name, Portrait of Ted van Lieshout
Crew of I Will Not Mention Your Name, Portrait of Ted van Lieshout
About I Will Not Mention Your Name, Portrait of Ted van Lieshout
What is I Will Not Mention Your Name, Portrait of Ted van Lieshout about?
A documentary about the Dutch artist and award winning children’s author, Ted van Lieshout. He takes a risk. He is not only working on his first novel for adults, he additionally chose for a very controversial subject. In this novel “My Mister” an autobiographical story, he describes a radical and comprehensive event from his childhood, namely his relationship as a 10 year old boy, with a 29…
When was I Will Not Mention Your Name, Portrait of Ted van Lieshout released?
I Will Not Mention Your Name, Portrait of Ted van Lieshout was released on February 7, 2012.
How long is I Will Not Mention Your Name, Portrait of Ted van Lieshout?
I Will Not Mention Your Name, Portrait of Ted van Lieshout runs 53 minutes.
Who directed I Will Not Mention Your Name, Portrait of Ted van Lieshout?
I Will Not Mention Your Name, Portrait of Ted van Lieshout was directed by Arno Kranenborg.
Who is in the cast of I Will Not Mention Your Name, Portrait of Ted van Lieshout?
The cast of I Will Not Mention Your Name, Portrait of Ted van Lieshout includes Ted van Lieshout, Gerry van Lieshout, Gerbrand Bakker, Jacques Dohmen and Mirjam van Hengel.